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Stefan Dumont

I didn't noticed that our poster "The networked edition humboldt digital" from the conference is already online (made available by the great @dh_graz team):

zenodo.org/record/8228540

The graphic is composed of a pale red circle in the center, at the edges of which the various text and information types (letters, diaries, registers, chronology, etc.) of edition humboldt digital are placed as icons. Many of them are connected to each other by red lines. Grouped around this circle are other external information resources that edition humboldt digital links, integrates, or uses to enrich its own data. These include, for example, the German Text Archive, web services on taxonomies of plants, correspSearch, Wikipedia and other digital editions. In addition, the graphic shows two arrows leading out of the inner circle. They symbolize the printed publications as well as the data pulikation created from the TEI XML data.
#digitaledition#digitalhumanities#scholarlyedition
Aug 30, 2023, 10:19 AM·Public·Web
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Christian Thomas

@stefandumont @sourisnumerique @dh_graz@bird.makeup YES! and our #TEI paper "Travelling Humboldt—Data on the Move" for the @teimec2023 (upcoming next week!) is now available, as well: teimec2023.uni-paderborn.de/co

#edition #humboldt #digital #DigitalScholarlyEdition #DigitalHumanities
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Encoding CulturesTravelling Humboldt—Data on the MoveThe long-term Academy project Travelling Humboldt–Science on the Move, based at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Germany, publishes the American, Russian-Siberian and European Travel Journals of the Prussian naturalist and explorer Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859)1. The journals are accompanied by thematically related letters from his world-spanning correspondence network as well as manuscripts from his vast legacy collection, many of which have not been published before. Project description: https://www.bbaw.de/en/research/alexander-von-humboldt-auf-reisen-wissenschaft-aus-der-bewegung-travelling-humboldt-science-on-the-move; digital edition: https://edition-humboldt.de/; cf. Kraft/Dumont 2020. ↩
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